True or False: You may drive during an administrative license suspension until you are convicted of a DUI.

During an administrative license suspension, it is illegal to drive regardless of any pending DUI conviction. An administrative license suspension occurs when an individual's driving privileges are revoked by the state due to specific offenses, often related to alcohol or drug use, typically even before any court trial or conviction takes place. This suspension is imposed by the Department of Motor Vehicles or a similar authority and is distinct from a court's ruling. Therefore, driving during this period is prohibited and can lead to further penalties and consequences, reinforcing the importance of adhering to all license suspensions even prior to a conviction. This understanding is crucial for maintaining compliance with regulations aimed at reducing dangers on the road.